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Recently I've had several companies inquire about getting a forklift license that applies to both Class 4 and 7. They said since they are both forklifts a class 4 training will apply equally to a class 7 license. In the past my company has had a separate training for the 4 and the class 7 forklifts. Is this right?

The reason I give the companies is that although there are some similarities, a class 4 and class 7 operate differently therefor they require different instruction.

I have not found a specific answer online, and left a message with OSHA but have not heard anything back. Your comments are much appreciated!!
  • Posted 30 Dec 2014 02:35
  • By craig_w
  • joined 11 Nov'14 - 5 messages
  • Ohio, United States

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